PHBA ‘a great group of people’

Hunter Under Saddle PHBA/NSBA. (NSBA is National Snaffle Bit Association, of which they are also members.)

Dave Remus has always enjoyed horses — riding, training, showing, breeding. He takes his breeding seriously, but also likes to have fun. Being members of Palomino Horse Breeders of America makes both possible.

“We want to produce a quality horse, and yet be able to go and have some fun,” Remus said, “which is what PHBA does. It’s a great group of people.”

If you have questions about his breeding or training, or PHBA, you can contact David Remus by email at remusqh@hotmail.com or by phone at (507) 2474466. The PHBA website is palominohba.com.

The regional organizations: Minnesota Palomino Horse Exhibitors are at mnpalominohorse.com or on Facebook. Iowa Palomino Exhibitors Association has contact information at palominohba.com/affiliates or its Facebook page.

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Additional information about armyworms can be found at www.extension.umn.edu by searching the page for armyworms.

This article was submitted by Katie Drewitz, University of Minnesota Extension. v